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The Politics of Sport

The apex court is set to pronounce its verdict on the impasse within the All India Football Federation on September 1. Will it be possible for Indian football to escape the shadow of political interference?

Modi Govt’s Push Sparks Alarm

Three new Bills tabled in Parliament have triggered political tremors, raising fears of democratic subversion and deepening cracks in the Opposition

A Voice Apart

Her stand against Justice Pancholi’s elevation is more than a disagreement—it is a warning about the credibility of the Collegium system and the future of judicial independence

A Stern Reminder

In a landmark ruling, the apex court orders immediate release of  convicts who have served their sentences, exposing once again the systemic failures of India’s prison system

A Pause Before Reform

The Bar Council of India’s three-year freeze on new institutions  exposes deep cracks in India’s legal education system

Stray Dogs, Human Rights

The Supreme Court’s reversal of its August 11 order to “immediately remove” Delhi’s strays underscores the deep tension between public safety concerns and constitutional protections for animals, pushing the debate towards a long-overdue policy framework that balances the rights of both humans and dogs

From Democracy to Dictatorship: Trump’s Second Act Unfolds

A chaotic mix of authoritarian ambition, racial dog whistles,  and political theatre is reshaping America’s governance—and the rest of the world is bracing for impact

Fixing Urban India’s Pollution Problem

A landmark decision by the apex court empowers Pollution Control Boards to use both preventive and remedial penalties against polluters, strengthening India’s commitment to the Polluter Pays Principle and environmental protection

From Colonial Chains to Constitutional Freedom

Seventy years after Do Bigha Zameen seared the image of human beings hauling human beings into national consciousness, the apex court has struck down the practice in Matheran, framing it as a violation of human dignity and a form of forced labour

The Quiet of a Dawn

By Sujit Bhar In the structured formality of courtrooms and the solemnity of legal proceedings, a seemingly small interaction can sometimes carry the weight of great meaning. This was recently ill...

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